Gochiso - Willoughby - Photo album

Gochiso is family friendly restaurant in the heart of Willoughby. It a small unassuming space tacked in the back of the Iceworks Willoughby. The decor is simple yet tasteful. The mastery and exceptional food quality of food in this place will quickly make you this place in new light. The food is del

Good food but so overpriced that I would rather fly to Japan when it opens, happily stay in quarantine and then buy a 7-eleven bento box instead of spending $40 for a bento in Sydney. I left satisfied with my stomach full and my wallet empty. Adjust your expectations before coming here.

Ordered sashimi small - good. Chunky pieces. Fresh. Spicy tuna roll - strange because so wet due to cucumber. Small Slivers of tuna fish - maybe it’s the offcuts? Edamame. Ceviche - delicious. Over priced good food. Limited menu. Nice, open layout. Small seating area. Thank you!

The restaurant is in the back of a complex. It has simple decor. It is a quiet place not too busy on the day we came. The food was promptly prepared, and tasted authentic Japanese. The sizes were good size and there’s a nice selection of lunch menus and wine list. Recommended!

Update - 7/11/21 - another outstanding meal from Gochiso. The Chef's Selection sashimi was brilliant. Quality worth the price. Thank you. -------- Excellent Japanese. Somewhat expensive but the quality of the food makes it worthwhile and very enjoyable.

Fantastic food. My kids love the chicken teriyaki here. No vegetarian option on the menu though for my wife. Please Gochiso, can you put at least one tofu main or vegetarian meal back on the menu!

Busy local japanese restaurant. Hard to get in without reservation. Not many Japanese restaurant like Gochiso in the local area. Most are sushi train style places or serves Ramen 🍜

Overpriced, average Japanese food~ The restaurant is nicely decorated which seems to be a nice place to dine and chill. However, the food was average and overpriced. I have ordered the wagyu beef bento $22, king fish carppacios ($18 - 6 slices of kingfish) and the potato croquettes for lunch. At t